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Cartier Étourdissant high jewellery necklace in platinum, set with coral beads, natural pearls, cabochon-cut turquoise, ...
Cartier Étourdissant Clarté bracelet set with a majestic 66.09ct cushion-shaped Colombian emerald, rock crystal, onyx ...
Diamas high jewellery bracelet in platinum from Cartier's Étourdissant jewellery collection, sparkling with briolette-cut, emerald-cut, ...
One-of-a-kind Cartier Étourdissant high jewellery necklace, set with a 34.96ct D-colour, cushion-shaped brilliant-cut diamond, a ...
VanLeles one-of-a-kind Timeless Wonders earrings, set with Paraiba tourmalines, rubellites and diamonds.
VANLELES Dancing Butterfly diamond ring in white gold, detailed with 275 diamonds that dance around ...
VanLeles Lyla's Bow earrings in white gold, set with white diamonds, with detachable grey South ...
VANLELES Enchanted Garden ring in white gold, set with rubies, pink sapphires and diamonds.
VANLELES Legends of Africa earrings, set with pink sapphires and diamonds, and finished with 1.00ct ...
VANLELES necklace in white gold featuring the Lyla's Bow motif, set with 73.80ct of Brazilian ...
VANLELES Legends of Life ring in rose gold, set with multi-coloured sapphires and tsavorites bordered ...
A South Sea baroque pearl is encased by a sea of diamonds in a YOKO ...
Cultured Akoya pearls sit alongside sparkling brilliant-cut diamonds - their lustrous beauty emphasised by subtly ...
This Mellerio dits Meller ring features a cultured South Sea pearl encased in white gold ...
A pair of South Sea baroque pearls play peek-a-boo through a sea of diamonds in ...
A whimsical bow adds the perfect playful touch to these diamond and pearl earrings by ...
Two South Sea pearls dangle from the distinctive beaded circle motif that appears throughout the ...
Two 11mm South Sea pearls are framed by brown diamonds set into rose gold in ...
Communications firm Edelman released its annual Trust Barometer[1] report last week to coincide with the gathering of world leaders at Davos. As the most influential, powerful and wealthy were gearing up for a week of talks focused on the future of capitalism and meeting the global goals, the Barometer provided stark insight into the challenges we face. Fifty-six percent of people believe capitalism does more harm than good.
